Wednesday, December 16, 2009

Friday, December 11, 2009

Shoppers Provide Hope to Women In Need at the Elaine Turner Holiday Event

The weather outside may be frightful, but giving back is so delightful! That's exactly what the ladies that joined Elaine Turner in celebrating the 12 Days of Christmas did last night at the Elaine Turner Holiday event benefitting The Women's Home.

Guests were suggested to bring gently used handbags and shoes to give hope to the women at The Women's Home, a houston based charity. Shoppers were rewarded for their giving spirit with coupons and discounts from Elaine Turner to be used on festive accessories from the designer.

Elaine Turner's Holiday event also featured native Texan jewelry designer, Hazel Smyth who enticed shoppers with glam baubles just in time for the holidays. A couple of lucky ladies that entered the $5 raffle went home with accessories ranging from a pair of Boo flats in Pailet to a red Bella clutch bag. Fifteen percent of proceeds went to benefit The Women's Home.

The 12 Days of Christmas are not over yet! Elaine Turner continues to accept donations of gently used handbags and shoes thru December 16th. So dust off that "IT" bag from a couple of seasons ago, donate it to Elaine Turner for The Women's Home and come home with your new favorite.

Elaine Turner
2439 Unversity Blvd. (Rice Village)
Houston, Tx

(L to R: Elaine Turner, Elizabeth Herff - Hazel Smyth jewelry designer)

Wednesday, December 9, 2009

Muse Secret Santa Party

Last night Muse and local jewelry designer, Hila Graham, played host to a secret santa party benefitting Texas Children's Hospital. The bubbly bubbled and jewels sparkled as guests shopped for a cause and previewed the acclaimed designer's holiday line. The stylish shoppers checked items off their list while stuffing the stockings of Texas Children's Hospital patients. Ladies lined up as Craig McLemore, Michael Kemper Salon's make up maven to the stars, shaped brows and left no holiday face unmade. Glitter is hot this holiday season! Even Billy, the Muse goldendoodle, was tired after all of the fun.

In the crowd: Muse owners, Lindsay Mousoudakis and Margaret Morris, Tena Faust, Tama Lundquist, Mary Hart, Anne Ebert, Karen Henry and Nicole Fertitta, Ashley Goforth, Texas Children's Hospital's Mary Kristen Valentine, Susan Sanders, Cindy Garza, Cathy Fitzpatrick, Kathy Bracewell, Celina Stabell, Minnie Baird, Christine Hoffer, Martha Adger, Shannon Price and Sallie Cruger.

Left to Right: Susan Sanders, Cindy Garza, Mary Hart

Curated Curios and Cocktails - Hosted by The Belle Meade and PaperCity




Join The Belle Meade and Paper City as they present Curated Curios and Cocktails!

December 16th
6:30 - 9:00pm


Peruse a carefully edited selection of gifts from Casa de Novia, Elaine Turner, Kuhl-Linscomb, Sloan/Hall and more, while sipping cocktails and nibbling on sweet and savory bites from Giacomo's and Swift & Company!


The Belle Meade

2929 Westheimer Rd. (at Ferndale)

Houston, Texas




Kindly rsvp to Callie at The PR Boutique: 713-599-1271

Elaine Turner & The Women's Home Holiday Party


Get gorgeous with help from Elaine Turner! To celebrate the holidays, Elaine Turner is giving her customers her own, more stylish version of the 12 Days of Christmas!


Elaine Turner is collecting gently used handbags and shoes for The Women's Home, and in return for your generosity, shoppers will receive Elaine Turner discounts and coupons to be used on any of the glam accessories that are sure to have you feeling festive this holiday season!


So come out on December 10th, bring your friends, and those pumps you haven't worn in years for women in need at the Elaine Turner holiday party featuring native Texan jewelry designer Elizabeth Herff with Hazel Smyth.


Purchase raffle tickets ($5 each) and enter to win a pair of Boo flats in Pailet, Bella red patent leather clutch and Hazel Smyth jewelry. Fifteen percent of proceeds from the evening will go to The Women’s Home.


Happy Shopping!


Elaine Turner Boutique -
Rice Village

2439 University Blvd.

Houston, Tx


December 10th,2009
from 6:00-8:00pm

Friday, December 4, 2009

Virtuosi of Houston Presents Inaugural Concert


Virtuosi of Houston, the youth chamber orchestra, is kicking off the 2009-2010 concert season with their inaugural concert.


Virtuosi of Houston opens its fourteenth season with a chamber music concert featuring Pleyel’s Symphony in C minor, Beethoven’s Coriolan Overture and Mozart’s Symphony No. 35 in D Major. Founding Artistic Directors and Conductors Franz Anton Krager and Andrzej Grabiec will conduct along with music enthusiastic Monzer Hourani as a special guest conductor for the Coriolan Overture.

Tickets can be purchased by visiting the Hobby Center’s Uniquely Houston website at http://www.uniquelyhouston.org/ or calling 713.315.2525.

WHEN: Sunday, December 6
7:30 p.m.

WHERE: Hobby Center for the Performing Arts, Zilkha Hall
800 Bagby at Walker
Houston, TX

Ladies & Gentlemen, Start Your Engines!

Highland Village goes full throttle with a collection of distinguished Ferraris at this year's highly anticipated annual Ferrari Festival.


The Highland Village Ferrari Festival will celebrates a distinguished collection of more than 50 Ferraris on display among the palm tree lined lanes of Highland Village.

Aficionados and novices alike will enjoy food and beverages provided by shopping center eateries while perusing the rare assortment of pre-eminent automobiles ranging from vintage Ferrari classics to sleeker new models.


So get ready, set and bring the family to enjoy the Highland Village holiday decorations and lights as well as live music provided by Virtuosi of Houston, Houston’s chamber orchestra composed of young artist. This extraordinary event, which benefits Texas Children’s Hospital Cancer Center, will send guests into high gear as they view the best of the best from the world class Italian automaker. People’s Choice Award will be given for Best in Show.

WHEN: Sunday, December 6
10am – 2pm

WHERE: Highland Village
4000 block of Westheimer Road
Houston, TX 77027
On the north side of the center located in the parking lot of P.F. Chang's, Anthropologie and Williams Sonoma

ADMISSION IS FREE


PARKING: Valet parking available